Shows similar to Peaky Blinders

Breaking Bad's tale of Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher turned methamphetamine manufacturing drug dealer, offers a compelling anti-hero narrative and a look at the criminal underworld that should resonate with fans of Peaky Blinders.

A modern-day mob drama, The Sopranos explores the life of Tony Soprano, a New Jersey mob boss as he deals with personal and professional issues in his home and business. The complex characters and moral ambiguity present in The Sopranos make it a must-watch for those who appreciate Peaky Blinders' deep character studies and anti-hero leads.

This gritty series takes a realistic look at the life of drug dealers and law enforcement in Baltimore, Maryland. The Wire's deep dive into the socio-economic issues, complex characters, and the battle between law and crime mirrors the shades of grey seen in Peaky Blinders.

Sons of Anarchy explores the lives of members in an outlaw motorcycle club. Its depiction of loyalty, brotherhood, and lawlessness within a tight-knit community can be reminiscent of the familial bonds and criminal enterprise seen in Peaky Blinders.

While not about gangsters, Mad Men offers a stylized look at the 1960s New York advertising world. Its focus on complex characters, meticulous period detail, and the darker side of ambition and success can appeal to fans of Peaky Blinders' similarly intricate storytelling and historical context.

Set in the Prohibition era of the 1920s, Boardwalk Empire chronicles the life and times of Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson. With its gangster-centric plot, political intrigue, and a compelling protagonist, fans of the Shelby clan's exploits in Peaky Blinders are sure to be drawn to the power struggles and lavish lifestyle depicted in Atlantic City.

The rise and fall of the drug trade in Colombia under Pablo Escobar and the Medellín drug cartel, Narcos provides a similar blend of history, crime, and political entanglement that should appeal to those entranced by the world painted in Peaky Blinders.

Set in the late 1800s, Deadwood focuses on the growth of a small settlement into a thriving town amidst corruption and crime. Its raw portrayal of power struggles and period setting may attract viewers who enjoy the historical grittiness of Peaky Blinders.